If by any chance you were ever fascinated by the ageless, genre-less and race-less voice of mysterious figure Raz Ohara, you will have a long journey ahead to discover the vast and eclectic collection of works this unclassifiable musician, composer, singer, Dj and sonic explorer has released. He is not only known for his solo work, but also for the many formations he’s belonged to (The Odd Orchestra, Feathered Sun, The Sorry Entertainers) and countless collaborations with finest artists of all genres including Apparat, Chilly Gonzales, Luomo, Acid Pauli, Oliver Doerell. 2023 is set to be the year in which Raz Ohara releases the album Tyrants. The album is a continuation of his previous works (Moksha, Like a Jungle Sometimes) and showcases Raz’s unique sound design coherently. His increased focus into composition and arrangement is highlighted even further in this release. In the oblivious environment surrounding his hideaway he produced an album that is rich and diverse in its sonic palette, ranging from harshly distorted synth-peaks, cinematic soundscapes, all the way to avant-garde contemporary classical, and jazz music. It is an album that invites the listener to explore and discover not just the intimate self: it is also a very personal, intuitive observation and reflection on the world that we are living in today. The Album is being released in May on Denature/!K7 Music. By Luke LaJoya (House Of Frequency)